At Daniels Long Chevrolet, highly recommended is brake servicing before the summer driving season begins near Payton.
While vastly important and vital, a complete brake-service regimen is applied per Chevrolet OEM (original equipment manufacturer) service guidelines and protocols. The end result is a system prepared for any eventuality whether commuting or seeking remote expanses past Castle Rock.
Your Chevy Silverado brake system is a confluence of parts, to say the least. And as a result, design and engineering dictates that each part works in-concert for a comprehensive, seamless operation. Though, should one part fail or fall into disrepair, it will have a cascading effect on the entire system. This also true of low brake fluid levels or a leak along fluid lines.
As such, following are basic descriptions of the brake parts in-play and active role:
With our brake-service regime, each part is inspected for integrity and corrosiveness attributed to road salt applied during a long winter season. In this, should a part be too worn or unsafe for continued service, a complete system overhaul is required of affected front or rear sites. During this procedure, fresh Chevrolet OEM (original equipment manufacturer) parts are drawn from an extensive supply on-hand. And then complete is a revitalized system that will likely last up to six-thousand miles or more.
Given the very role of your comprehensive vehicle brake system, there are certain components to our brake-service procedure.
While encompassing and detailed, the various system parts are first examined for integrity and wear. With positioning, brake parts often experience corrosion and rust can exponentially increase. Should this be the case, the El Paso County driver may experience the following in issues while driving:
In light of the above, the El Paso County driver is strongly urged to seek our brake-service operation without delay. This could mitigate the potential for accidents at Colorado Springs intersections with the inability to brake in-time.
Required of your Chevy Blazer are OEM brake parts when the need arises during brake service.
Here, importance rests with parts the very same as when vehicle assembly occurred. Each part specifically designed and engineered per your Chevrolet model. And guaranteed is the craftmanship of parts and labor when installing. This isn't the case should the Colorado Springs driver patronize a service center that's not OEM-certified.
With this last detail, Chevrolet warranties might be invalidated given work performed elsewhere. And there's an almost certitude that brake parts have not been crafted to Chevy standards.
Though equally vital is the opportunity of a cost-saving service or parts special to welcome at our OEM service center. This serves as an incentive to avail your Chevy Trailblazer of brake servicing while saving cash in the process.
Colorado Springs drivers may secure a brake-service appointment via our online scheduler or when contacting our Chevrolet service advisors directly.
Or, simply stop by our local Chevrolet dealership campus with an immediate concern for safety.
670 Automotive Dr
Colorado Springs, CO 80905